Welcome to Red Nest Hostel, centrally located in one of the most beautiful street in the heart of Valencia. We offer clean and cheap accommodation, in colorful private rooms or shared rooms.... More...

New hostel offering comfort and quality at wonderfully low prices just a 5 min walk from the old city and the train station. Our wonderful facilities include, breakfast, internet, picnic area and more... More...

About Valencia

The picturesque port city of Valencia offers backpackers the perfect combination of rich history and culture, and sightseeing and relaxation on one of the many jaw-dropping beaches that the city has to offer. Backpackers from around the world flock to Valencia, especially during the summertime, to explore the cities past.

You’ll find a range of Valencia hostels from budget to modern chic, so no matter what your preferred travel style, we’ll have a Valencia hostel for you!

You’ll find Valencia hostels offering different experiences in different locations. Choosing a hostel that is within the city centre boasts a range of benefits and allows travellers to be nearby to the hustle and bustle of the city. Alternatively, we have Valencia hostels located out of the city and even along the beach front!

While you’re in town be sure to stop by the Jardín del Turia Gardens, where the locals enjoy running, skateboarding and cycling. A great way to discover and learn about Valencia’s rich history and culture is to visit the Cathedrals, Museums – The city of the Arts and Sciences is one not to be missed! The famous La Tomatina festival is also held at the end of August every year in Valencia and sees backpackers coming from all around the world to partake. Valencia is also home to the narrowest building in Spain - tapas bar La Estrech. While you’re in town, a day spent exploring Valencia’s picturesque beaches is a must too!

Public transport around Valencia offers backpackers a great and affordable way of getting around the city, especially as it’s relatively small in size. Getting the bus around Valencia is a not only a cheap option for getting around, but it’s also a great way to see the city’s sights as you travel. Valencia also has an underground transport system with air conditioning which offers a comfortable way of travel during the hot summer conditions. There are also trams that service the city and are useful for places the metro doesn’t service. Alternatively, walking around the city is a great way of exploring and getting to know the city.